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Things have been graphic design heavy around here these days, but when you discover so much awesome stuff it’s hard resist not posting. This leads us to Austrian designer Albert Exergian and his kick ass TV poster prints. Designed out of a love for posters, modernism and television, Exergian created a self-initiated series of posters throwing all of the above inspirations into the creative blender. Online gallery Blanka is making the posters available as a series of epson giclee prints. There’s more than 20 posters in the series so be sure to check out all Exergian’s work at the Blanka gallery. Personal favorites includes Exergian’s version of Kojak , The Wire , Scrubs and Nip/Tuck . What, no Office ? [via bb-blog ] Most Commented Posts 24 Most Ridiculously Thought Out Storefront Signs (48) Yikes! Sears…

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Iconic TV Posters By Albert Exergian

Erick van Egeraat’s recently completed office tower is one part of a ‘high rise’ urban development south of Amsterdam – known as Zuid-As. The concept for this location is based on a vertical layering structure with the anatomical analogy of head, torso and legs. The lower part oh Mahler4 is transparent to allow light deep into the building and stimulate interaction with the direct surroundings. The upper part is characterized by natural stone layers composed in a facade pattern which creates a variety of openings and panoramic views. Both parts are connected by a combination of transparent and printed glass elements and aluminum panels, forming a subtle transition between the two. [via eikongraphia ] Most Commented Posts 24 Most Ridiculously Thought Out Storefront Signs (48) Yikes! Sears Tower’s 1353-Foot High Glass Balconies (27) 30 Amazing Environment Ads …

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The Mahler4 By Erick van Egeraat

SA Studios Global’s Film Marketing Division has teamed up with Quentin Tarantino , Upper Playground and The Weinstein Company to present, The Lost Art Of Inglourious Basterds , a benefit art program to help raise money for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. On February 18th, 2010 from 6p – 9p the world will get to preview and purchase the “Lost Art of Inglorious Basterds” at The Upper Playground Art Gallery in Downtown Los Angeles.  All proceeds will be donated to The American Red Cross to help the victims of the Haiti Earthquake. The a-plus collection of artists assembled includes David Choe, Sam Flores, Estevan Oriol, Grotesk, Jeremy Fish, Patrick Martinez, Alex Pardee, Dora Drimalas, Munk One, N8 Van Dyke, Rene Alamanza, Morning Breath and Skinner Davis; each artist created their own poster art based off their interpretation of the original artwork for…

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Inglourious Basterds: The Lost Art Of The Film

Even if you’re not a die-hard fan of director Quentin Tarantino, no reason not to still enjoy these sweet tribute posters . Sure, if you’re not a member of the Cult of Quentin some of the poster images might not make sense, but Toronto-based designer/art director Ibraheem Youssef’s minimalist-style tribute posters are still incredibly cool and wonderfully designed. The series consist of: Reservoir Dogs , Pulp Fiction , Jackie Brown , Kill Bill Vol.1 & 2 , Death Proof and Inglourious Basterds . These posters are sold in either 12 x 18 or 24 x 36 print sizes directly by the artist; check below for a gallery of Youssef’s limited edition series. [via cool material ] Most Commented Posts 24 Most Ridiculously Thought Out Storefront Signs (48) Yikes! Sears Tower’s 1353-Foot High Glass Balconies (27) 30 Amazing Environment Ads for Earth…

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Quentin Tarantino Tribute Posters

exceptional movie poster series by ShootTheGlass, similar to the tv poster series by Albert Exergian . see more pics at minimalist-approa.ch Advertise with Design You Trust! – DYT on Twitter – Facebook

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awesome minimalist movie poster concept

parliament is a full service design studio offering a huge range of services in the fields of print, retail, marketing and digital design . i really enjoyed checking out their portfolio, but i found myself drawn back to their actual …

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